The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-01-06
Lynnviile.
BY LYNN.

The teachers of the Sunday school
of the Presbyterian church gave
their pupils a supper at the Byres
store house the last night of the
old year which was pleasant af-
fair to all concerned.
r. NJ. Bugg, jr., went to Nashville
Thurs day TO look after his interest
in the election for comptroller
Frank Fry accompanied him. Capt.
Blackburn will 60 up and help leg
the Legislature Tor our Bob.
Ed. o. Tate went to Nashville
Saturday to visit his uncle aud see
the new legislature.
Hon. Flournoy Rivers was here
one night the past week with his
old friend and playmate, DR.. Nj. l..
Clark. Flournoy has host of
friends here. He studied here un-
der the eminent scholar, DR.. Stod-
dert.
r. A. Farmer went down to Biz
mingham Friday. He has been en-
cheering on the Southern Pacific
in Texas. He may be induced 10
take a job of civil engineering at
birmingham for which he was So
licited to go there.
W. @. Burrow and Miss Ella
Spivy were married at the brides
mothers, Mrs. M. Spivy, Thursday
evening, Rev. j. NJ. Locke officiat-
ing. This is case of pure first
love, both being very young. They
have been engaged for five years.
He went to Texas to make a home
for them four years ago and was
successful and came last week to
claim his first love. They 60 at
once to people that empire, the
Lone Star State.
Mr.. Brazil Wagstaf who has
been painfully paralyzed for year
grew much worse Saturday and
sent for his children. 1t. was feared
he could not survive long. He is
about 70 and is one of our most
honorable citizens and he has nc
enemy in the world, but is loved
and respected by all.
Miss Leta White returned from
Murfreesboro Friday where she has
taught a year. She is an accom-
plished teacher and prefers to teach
in Ter own county.
Thos. Brown Of jackson came
the past week TO make his home
with 0. S. Smith this year.
w. II. Dickerson sold his trottins
horse, Jack Malone, to Ed. Geer.
OF Columbia the past week fol
$3.50. He had shown three heat.
under thirty.
| j. w. Christine of Eufala, Ala.
bought w. j. Wilsford's Chieftain
jr., this week for 1925; also cal
of mules from j. p. Boyd for Sill
each.
| Martin Houston carried car o
mules to Eufala, Ala, Saturday
DIR. M. M. Johnston who has beer
in the Eufala market a month re
ports mules very dull.
/ Santa Claus brought big DO,
baby to G. S. Tate. The mothe
/. and little Santa Claus are doin.
we'll.
The Cumberland Sunday schoo
children were treated to pleasure
bic entertainment Friday night.
Thos. J. Ashford of Nashville
deservedly popular, spent Christ
mas at home, as did also John w
Higdop, telegraph operator a
Montgomery. Brown Tate was al.
so with US. Albert Wilsford o
Vanderbilt medical department
came also to see his girl. AL. ha
taken on some Is pounds OF fesl
and an equal amount of goo'
looks.
Mrs. j. M. Shields had famil,
reunion Christmas day. Capt. j.
: Shields, operator at Birmingham
A. II. Shields at Columbia, ESQ
Han serd, wife and daughter of Elk
mont and Miss Lizzie Shields, VIII
is teaching at Greenbriar, Ala
were all at home. These are an
nual occurrences and they serv
greatly to keep the old home low
fresh and green and family affec
tion bright.
Geo. Splvy and Willie Burrov
: two Of our young men who went t
D Texas few years ago, are ont on
visit to the folks at home. The
have done we'll in Texas and it
rumored that there is mission
!. this visit that will add more ioy /
q their Texas homes.
: Through the courtesy of our eff
d cient DEPOT agent, Mr.. C. NJ. HAM
s len, we are enabled TO give u
u readers Of The CITIZEN the numb
If cars Of freight shipped fro
d Lynnville the pact year. This
a only the car lots and no account
: taken of the daily shipments of lie
n than car lots:
q Cars Of logs 23S, lumber 6, co
: 20, wheat %. oats A, co,tonseed |
!, hogs Al, cattle 40, sheep 4, mul
"a 20, poultry 5, bales Of cotton II
~ The value of this will aggregs
es more than a half million and it
ne estimated that the other shipmer
T. made on every passing train "
or swell our exports 10 over one m
lion. Then Bufords, only t
'st miles down the road, does